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ETN : Analysis & Opinions
Will Business Spending Pick up? - Ahead of Wall StreetMarch 26, 2014Business capital spending was up in Q4 and is expected to ramp up this year, but will it?
Parker Hannifin Skids, But Conditions May Be BottomingAugust 7, 2013Parker Hannifin's disappointing fourth quarter may have investors re-examining their expectations for a big industrial rebound. ...
Acuity Brands' Q3 Earnings Light Up StockJuly 4, 2013Atlanta-based Acuity Brands (NYSE:AYI) delivered better than expected Q3 earnings June 2 thanks to a greater focus on LED ...
ABB Wins $20M Chinese Shipyard Deal - Analyst BlogJuly 3, 2013ABB Ltd. recently received a $20 million oil & gas contract from the Chinese shipyard COSCO Nantong.
BorgWarner Still In A Long-Term Growth LaneMay 13, 2013BorgWarner has intriguing growth prospects, but the shares have already recovered quite a bit of ground.
Good Long-Term Trends, But Softer Conditions Today At United ...April 24, 2013UTX's focused business mix isn't delivering any better results than the average industrial conglomerate
Hope Seems To Outshine Reality At Acuity BrandsApril 3, 2013Acuity's near a 52-week high, but expectations seem high relative to margin and ROIC prospects.
No Catalysts For Stocks - Ahead of Wall StreetFebruary 8, 2013Friday, February 8, 2013 Positive trade data out of China and the U.S. should perk up the market's spirits a bit, but ...
Optimism to Pick Up? - Analyst BlogFebruary 5, 2013The ISM report today will likely give stocks the reason to reverse some of the losses from Monday. But the relative dearth ...
Ahead of Wall Street - February 5, 2013 - Ahead of Wall StreetFebruary 5, 2013Tuesday, February 5, 2013 The ISM report today will likely give stocks the reason to reverse some of the losses from Monday. ...
Parker Hannifin's Recent Run Has Taken Away The ValueJanuary 24, 2013Parker Hannifin is a decent enough industrial play, but it's had its rebound.
Allison Transmission - Great Share, But A Lot Of Debt And CyclicalityJanuary 16, 2013Allison is uncommonly profitable, but also saddled with sizable debts.
Ford Launches MyEnergi Lifestyle - Analyst BlogJanuary 8, 2013Ford Motor Co. F) announced the launch of MyEnergi Lifestyle technology in collaboration with Eaton Corporation plc (ETN), ...
Danfoss A/S Once Again Tries To Get Sauer-Danfoss On The CheapNovember 29, 2012Sauer-Danfoss once again fields what looks like a low-ball offer from Danfoss A/S.
Can Emerson Build On Some Positive Momentum?November 8, 2012Emerson may be putting a bad run behind it. the company also stacks up reasonably well to other industrial conglomerates ...
Cooper Industries Outperforms Est - Analyst BlogOctober 22, 2012Cooper Industries plc. (CBE) reported third-quarter 2012 earnings per share from continuing operations of $1.16; above the ...
PH Underperforms Estimate - Analyst BlogOctober 19, 2012Parker-Hannifin (PH) reported its first-quarter fiscal 2013 earnings results before the market opened today. Earnings per ...
Eaton Installs BoS for Solar Parks - Analyst BlogOctober 12, 2012Eaton Corporation's (ETN) Electrical Sector has supplied and installed complete balance of system ("BoS") solutions for three ...
Bain Capital Reaches Into The ToolboxOctober 12, 2012Bain Capital is buying the Apex Tool Group for $1.6 billion.
Actuant's EPS Beats, Revenue Misses - Analyst BlogSeptember 28, 2012Actuant Corporation (ATU) delivered adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of 55 cents in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2012, a ...
Earnings Preview: Actuant Corporation - Analyst BlogSeptember 26, 2012Actuant Corporation (ATU) is slated to report its fourth-quarter and fiscal 2012 results on September 27, 2012. The Zacks ...
Actuant to Incur Hefty Charge in 4Q - Analyst BlogSeptember 19, 2012Actuant Corporation (ATU) announced that it expects to incur an asset impairment charge worth $60 million in its fourth quarter ...
BorgWarner - Patience May Not Be FutileJuly 27, 2012BorgWarner's second miss in a row is concerning, but the growth is still impressive. However, it's part of the auto industry ...
Today's Major NYSE Movers, Including NXYJuly 23, 2012The market is having a bad day so far: the Nasdaq has decreased 1.9%; the S&P 500 is down 1.3%; and the Dow has fallen 1.1%. ...
Today's Major Technology Sector Movers: SMI and MoreJuly 23, 2012This morning's trading has marked a bad day for the market so far. The Nasdaq has declined 1.9%; the S&P 500 has fallen 1.3%; ...
European Anxieties Persist - Analyst BlogJuly 23, 2012Europe is again in the news this morning, with Spain-centric fears reminding investors that the region's problems are far ...
Ahead of Wall Street - July 23, 2012 - Ahead of Wall StreetJuly 23, 2012Monday, July 23, 2012 Europe is again in the news this morning, with Spain centric fears reminding investors that the ...
The Durable Play In Durable GoodsJune 29, 2012With orders rising for durable and core capital goods, despite the issues facing Europe, businesses are still betting on ...
Actuant Beats by a Cent - Analyst BlogJune 28, 2012Actuant Corporation (ATU) delivered adjusted earnings per share (EPS) of 60 cents in its third quarter of fiscal 2012, a ...
Actuant Down To One HorseJune 25, 2012Even if Actuant can grow free cash flow at a high single-digit rate over the next decade, these shares aren't compelling ...
Some Stars Among The Dark CloudsJune 1, 2012May 2012 will go down, as the worst month for U.S. stocks in two years and the monthly performance for the S&P 500 was the ...
7 Winners of a Pollyanna Earnings SeasonApril 18, 2012Well, first-quarter earnings season is upon us, and the bellwethers that have reported so far are looking for a pretty bright ...
The 10 Must-Know Market Forces for 2012February 14, 2012For the first time since 2007, investors have multiple ways to succeed this year. Understanding how the lingering effects ...
Follow the Blue Chip Dividend HikesFebruary 8, 2012A number of premier companies in various industries have announced dividend increases recently, which is a good indicator ...
ABB In Decent Shape No Matter What In 2012December 26, 2011ABB is shaping up as a real industrial value.
Better Still Not Good Enough For NavistarDecember 22, 2011Navistar is doing a little better, but it needs to do a lot better to reach its potential.
A Better 2012 Would Be Great For ActuantDecember 22, 2011If Actuant can maintain modest growth, the stock is a bargain industrial play.
2011 In Review - ConglomeratesDecember 22, 2011Conglomerates were largely in the red for 2011.
2011 In Review - Industrials Show Some RustDecember 22, 2011Economic fears have pushed many industrials firmly into the red for 2011.
Slower Doesn't Mean Stop For Joy GlobalDecember 20, 2011Joy Global may be seeing slowing demand, but the long-term outlook is still strong.
China Gets Serious About U.S. InfrastructureDecember 19, 2011China could be coming to the rescue as the nation has recently expressed interest in investing and improving the aging U.S. ...
Manitowoc Has More Room To GrowOctober 31, 2011Manitowoc should benefit from a double-barreled recovery.
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Cummins Keeps It ComingAugust 2, 2011Cummins continues to see incredible demand for diesel engines.
Illinois Tool Works Spooks The StreetAugust 2, 2011Normally steady Illinois Tool Works has made investors anxious.
Diverse Markets Boosting DoverAugust 1, 2011Dover is jumping ahead on strength in automation and petroleum.
All Is Well At HoneywellJuly 28, 2011Honeywell is well positioned to take advantage of an eventual recovery in global industrial economic activity.
Caterpillar Hits A PotholeJuly 26, 2011Caterpillar is continuing to perform, but expectations are way ahead of the reality.
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A Rare Stumble For EmersonMay 5, 2011Emerson had a rare and minor setback, but the stock is not cheap yet.
Cummins Finds Another GearApril 28, 2011Cummins continues to reap the profits from a nearly insatiable demand for trucks in emerging markets.
Illinois Tool Works Keeps WorkingApril 28, 2011Illinois Tool Works is an ungainly conglomerate, but it produces real value for shareholders.
Honeywell Benefits From Sweet Industrial ReboundApril 26, 2011Honeywell produced strong first quarter results due to rising global industrial demand and excellent management.
Is Dover Worth The Trouble?April 26, 2011Dover is looking better than ever before.
A Siemens Shopping ListFebruary 17, 2011Siemens wants to go shopping, and these companies may find themselves in demand.
Ingersoll-Rand Getting The SqueezeFebruary 11, 2011Ingersoll-Rand is not out of the woods yet from an operating effiency standpoint.
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Old Indianapolis Airport terminal's Fate Could Be Known Soon
INDIANAPOLIS -- The fate of the old Indianapolis International Airport terminal could be made known by December. The Indianapolis Airport Authority hopes to finalize a land-use plan for that property and all others...
The fate of the old Indianapolis International Airport terminal could be made known by December.
The Indianapolis Airport Authority hopes to finalize a land-use plan for that property and all others that surround the new terminal, which opened in 2008,
Airport officials said they are about halfway done with their final plan, but they admit the situation is fluid and could still change.
The old terminal area is one of seven zones being studied for development. A map of its zone shows hospitality facilities at the south end, which would include existing hotels, assuming they want to stay.
Most of the zone is labeled industrial, which could entail non-aviation industry facilities, warehousing and distribution facilities that are linked to the FedEx hub, or direct aviation usage that would require it to be hooked into the airport's runway system.
"There's a level of aeronautical purposes that it would be used for, as well as commercial purposes," said John Clark, director of the airport authority. "We can't specifically define that today, but we believe we're on our way."
Part of the decision will hinge on whether to build a third main runway at the airport. If that happens, some of the land south of the FedEx terminal now targeted for shippers may have to be moved northward to the area of the old terminal.
The authority's consultants said the old terminal area has lots of possibilities.
"There's also opportunities, according to the market assessment, that within some time, to even build up some office-type development," said Berta Fernandez, an airport consultant.
Authority leaders said the airport must be a development magnet for the entire metro area, which means taking surface vehicles into account and allocating development to keep incompatible vehicles apart.
"If we do this right, we don't want big trucks and private vehicles to coexist," Clark said.
The plan will also involve railroad service to tie in with planes and trucks and could call for a high-speed passenger connection, though that appears to be a future possibility.
The authority is planning three open houses later this month at the airport, in Fishers and in Greenfield for public comment on the preliminary plans.
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What a great start to this gig I had last week. I'm afraid I may have set the standard too high. I managed to pick 8 of 12 winning teams and I was correct on 10 of 12 OVER/UNDERS. I know in the forum "joos" managed to pick a 4-game winner...hopefully a few more of you managed to cash in also. Good luck to us this week.
Philadelphia Flyers @ Montreal Canadiens
-Key Injuries-
PHI - Daniel Briere, Derian Hatcher, Ryan Parent, Riley Cote, Randy Jones
MTL - Tom Kostopoulos (suspended)
Both these teams are averaging almost 3.5 goals for per game. Goals against is another story with the Habs giving up an average of 2.86 goals per game while the Flyers are surrendering an average of 3.53 goals per game. Counting this season's only matchup (a 5-3 Montreal win) and the five playoffs games they played against each other last season, five of the last six games have seen at least 6 goals scored.
The Habs can't be happy with their play lately. Look for a Montreal win with a total of 6 or 7 goals scored between the two teams.
1 banana on MTL to win
2 bananas on the OVER (5.5)
Washington Capitals @ New Jersey Devils
-Key Injuries-
WAS - Sergei Fedorov, Shaone Morrisonn, Brent Johnson, Brian Pothier
NJ - Martin Brodeur, Bobby Holik, Brian Rolston, Andy Greene, Paul Martin
The Caps (4 wins in a row) are rolling right now with Semin leading the league in scoring and Ovechkin working his way up the leaderboard. Backstrom may have also turned the corner and if Theodore can give them some good goaltending then this team will be dangerous. At the other end of the ice, the Devils have lost three in a row and the injuries may be starting to take a toll.
Washington allows the third most power plays at 5.5 per game but everything about the Devils power play is hideous. They generate the fewest power play opportunities in the league (3.8 per game), they average the fewest PP goals per game (0.5) AND they have the worst PP% in the league (12.3%). Surprisingly, New Jersey also has the third worst penalty killing in the league but they can take comfort in the fact that Washington has only managed 2 PP goals in the last 5 games.
Washington should keep right on rolling.
1 banana on WAS to win
1 banana on the UNDER (5.5)
Ottawa Senators @ New York Islanders
-Key Injuries-
OTT - Jarrko Ruutu (suspended)
NYI - Rick DiPietro, Brendan Witt, Nate Thompson, Radek Martinek, Mike Sillinger, Freddy Meyer, Mike Comrie
Ottawa is struggling to score goals. They are the league's third lowest scoring team and their power play has only managed 2 goals in 23 chances over the last five games. Normally I would suggest you ride a trend rather than predict the end but the Senators struggles just can't continue. Ottawa's power play is operating at 20% on the season and the Islanders give up an average of 3.31 goals per game.
I think Ottawa will score 5 goals to take the rematch.
2 bananas on OTT to win
1 banana on the OVER (5.5)
Boston Bruins @ New York Rangers
-Key Injuries-
BOS - Andrew Ference
NYR - Scott Gomez
Boston is playing very well right now and have won five in a row. They are only averaging 2.3 goals against on the season which is good enough for third best in the league. The Rangers give up even fewer goals with an average of 2.2 goals per game (2nd best).
The Bruins power play is clicking at 21.88% but they average only 4 power plays per game and the Rangers only give up an average of 3.8 power plays per game. Throw in the fact that New York's penalty killing is running at 90.3% (second best) and all signs point to a low-scoring game.
If this were a playoff game I'd be predicting quadruple overtime. Look for the Rangers to win 1-0 or 2-1 (probably in a shootout).
1 banana on NYR to win
2 bananas on the UNDER (5.5)
Toronto Maple Leafs @ Vancouver Canucks
-Key Injuries-
TOR - John Mitchell, Mike Van Ryn
VAN - Kevin Bieksa, Rick Rypien, Pavol Demitra
Now that Luongo is struggling anything is...heh, I can't even type that with a straight face. The Canucks have scored 8 goals in their last 4 games and have come away with 7 of a possible 8 points. That is just sick! Luongo has allowed just 1 goal in his last 4 games. Again, sick! The Leafs are averaging 3.24 goals for per game but they're giving up an average of 3.53 goals per game. That puts their goal differential at -0.29 goals. The Canucks may not score as much (3.06 average) but they also don't give up nearly as much (2.50) and have a goal differential of +0.56 goals. Toronto has been OVER in 8 of their last 10 games and Vancouver has been UNDER in 7 of their last 10 games.
Pavol Demitra is expected back tonight.
Do you feel comfortable betting against Luongo? I don't.
1 banana on VAN to win
1 banana on the UNDER (5.5)
Buffalo Sabres @ Pittsburgh Penguins
-Key Injuries-
BUF - Tim Connolly is always a threat to be out
PIT - Sergei Gonchar, Ryan Whitney
This game sees the Sabres playing the back end of 2 games in 2 nights. This will be the third time this season that Buffalo has been in this situation and they lost both times previously. Both losses were also UNDER. The Penguins are coming off a big emotional comeback versus Detroit and a shootout win against the Flyers. Crosby seems to have found his scoring touch. It was only a matter of time and as is typical in these situations once the first one goes in, they come in bunches.
Pittsburgh and Buffalo met four times last season and the Penguins came out on top all four times. Three of the four games were UNDER.
It should be close but the Penguins will come out on top of a low scoring game.
1 banana on PIT to win
1 banana on the UNDER (5.5)
Columbus Blue Jackets @ Minnesota Wild
-Key Injuries-
CLB - Marc Methot
MIN - Kurtis Foster, Marian Gaborik
The Wild are doing just fine without Demitra and Rolston, thank you very much And they don't really seem to be missing Gaborik either. Any loss of goal production from Gaborik's absence is being more than compensated by the Wild's defensive play. They lead the league in penalty killing at 93.0% and have the best GAA at only 2.00 goals per game. Columbus has been scoring well lately and have averaged 3.00 goals per game. Their problem has been their defense which has allowed an average of 3.38 goals per game. However, the return of Pascal Leclaire should help.
There's no reason to believe this game won't end up the same as the previous matchup this season on October 25th...a 2-1 Minnesota win.
1 banana on MIN to win
2 bananas on the UNDER (5.5)
Dallas Stars @ Phoenix Coyotes
-Key Injuries-
DAL - Joel Lundqvist
Dallas still has the worst GAA in the league. They allow an average of 3.75 goals against and their goal differential is at -0.94. It really is shocking. Perhaps Dallas is just not as good as many thought they would be. Perhaps Brett Hull would have been better off leaving Sean Avery at Vogue. Avery does seem more adept at striking a pose than striking fear into an opponent.
Dallas is coming off 3 losses in a row including back to back 3-2 losses to Ersberg and the Los Angeles Kings. The Coyotes won 3 in a row before being shutout by a tough Minnesota Wild team. Phoenix is averaging 2.53 goals for per game and 2.53 goals against per game.
Call me a sucker. Dallas wins a squeaker.
1 banana on DAL to win
1 banana on the UNDER (5.5)
Colorado Avalanche @ Edmonton Oilers
-Key Injuries-
COL - Joe Sakic, Ben Guite
EDM - Ladislav Smid, J.F. Jacques
This is the third meeting of the year for these two teams. Both previous games have seen 5 goals scored with the home team winning both times.
Edmonton has the league's second worst penalty killing at 74.3% but Colorado's power play has been powerless. They have 1 PPG in their last 27 chances over five games.
I think the home team/under trend will continue.
1 banana on EDM to win
1 banana on the UNDER (5.5)
Nashville Predators @ Los Angeles Kings
-Key Injuries-
NAS - Dan Ellis, Martin Erat, Steve Sullivan, Jed Ortmeyer, Joel Ward. Radek Bonk
LOS - Jack Johnson
Los Angeles is playing well. They have won 4 in a row and seem to be falling out of the Hedman/Tavares sweepstakes. Nashville is coming off a big emotional overtime win against San Jose which saw them give up 57 shots to the Sharks.
The Kings have 7 PPG in their last 4 games and Nashville has allowed 5 PPG in their last 4 games. The Kings power play has a very good chance of being the difference in this game.
Two PPG for the Kings makes it 5 wins in a row.
1 banana on LOS to win
1 banana on the OVER (5.5)


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Salutations. This is a rather temperamental blog, but I hope you enjoy it. You might be amused - if literature, coffee, Community, veganism, humanism, theatre, cute baby animals, snippets of idealism, and broad swaths of cynicism are the sorts of things likely to amuse you.The Me-Thing My fitblr Questions Make the World Go Round
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Recall forces Company Closure
This…this is only one reason of many why recalls are such a bad thing.
Topps Meat Company LLC announced today that because of the economic impact of the second-largest beef recall in U.S. history involving more than 21.7 million pounds of ground beef products, it is forced to close its Elizabeth plant and go out of business effective today.
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Not only does an outbreak put the public health at risk, but it risks the livelihood of those who had little to nothing to do in regard to the outbreak. How utterly depressing.
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It is possible to see how someone, especially a person with D'Souza's agenda, could take the absence of an atheist flag as the absence of atheists. Though never absent, atheists and secular humanists are often invisible. Their bodies and skills are easy to see, but their convictions—that this is our one and only life, that its loss is something to fight hard against, that we have no one but each other to rely on when bad things happen—often go unnoticed. Prayers and songs and religious group names announce themselves. Quiet conviction often goes unseen—especially to someone who's not trying very hard to see it.
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Chicken Chow Mein
One of the most popular recipes on Rasa Malaysia is Chow Mein, or Chinese fried noodles. The current chow mein recipe on my site is made with pork (and shrimp), and many readers have asked me to share a chicken chow mein recipe. I have many readers from all over the world; some of them don't eat pork and some don't like shrimp or can't get fresh shrimp easily. Hence, I made this chicken chow mein, which most people can enjoy. And if you are a vegetarian, you can still enjoy this recipe and just leave the chicken out.
Everyone could always use a good bowl of fried noodles, or chow mein (炒面)—glistening yellow-hued egg noodles with cabbage, bean sprouts, and the protein of your choice. Even when they are plain, such as this supreme soy sauce chow mein, noodles are always satisfying. I, for one, can't live without noodles. I can eat noodles every day, be it stir-fried, pan-fried, in soup, or just blanched but served with a sauce/dressing. I love noodles of all sorts, Chinese, Cantonese, Japanese, Malaysian, Thai, or Vietnamese. God bless the Chinese for inventing noodles, really, so we can all enjoy them today.
Now back to my chicken chow mein, I have to remind you that the best noodles are greasy, because oil is the number 1 reason why fried noodles are so sinfully good. Each strand of the noodle is nicely coated with oil so the noodles have a glossy (greasy) sheen, and each mouthful offers the perfect texture of the slippery noodles, crunchy and fresh bean sprouts and vegetables. While grease is good in this sense, you don't want to soak your noodles in too much oil. So the perfect balance of oil is key. If you are health conscious, you can feel free to cut down the oil to fit your needs.
For the silky smooth and tender chicken ala your favorite Chinese restaurants, I treated the chicken meat with some baking soda. I then rinsed off the baking soda thoroughly with water before I marinated the chicken with soy sauce and corn starch. This process is called "velveting" in Chinese cooking. If you wish to learn more about the techniques and more recipes with the , you can buy my cookbook "Easy Chinese Recipes."
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Chow mein always reminds me of Werewolves of London by Warren Zevon. "Gonna get a big dish of beef chow mein".
Yummer! I love chicken chow mein and this is making me hunggrryy!
That last shot is sinfully delicious. … ;)
I like that tip on using baking soda on chicken to make them smooth and springy. Have to test that out. The noodles look so good. I'm a diehard noodle fan and I love this!
I tried making this today….but using my scratch made egg noodles for a ladies' lunch meeting, a hit with everyone! Thanks for posting such an easy but delicious recipe!!
Is it really Chow Mein or is it Lo Mein? There IS a difference between the two. Lo Mein is tossed noodles…Chow Mein is fried noodles…I ask because I don't want to serve something and be 'politely' corrected that I am in fact serving something else.
Great recipe. However, it was cleaning up the fridge day so had to substitute cabbage with some fresh leftover button mushrooms. Best chow mein recipe i tried so far.
I'm looking forward to try this one. I love fried noodles! Just a couple of questions: can I substitute cabbage with green leafy veg? Would it be weird if I added chilli powder to spice it up a little?
What a winner! Definitely a keeper! Fresh clean flavours and so easy to make. We love Asian food in our family and the kids love taking leftovers for school the next day…. if there is anything left. Can't wait to try some of your other great dishes!!
Love this and all of your recipes that I have tried. However, I have trouble with the marinated chicken sticking to the wok. Any tips?
Fresh egg noodles are not available where I am. Can I use dry noodles instead and how to prepare?
Umm, Can you please tell the recipe
I'm looking for a recipe for just the simple take-out chowmein you get to-go or eat there. Mainly celery, some small pieces of meat, sauce of some type
Can't wait to try this out. The first decent looking recipe that looks like it'll come close to the yummy takeaway one I get all of the time.
I thank you for such great recipesi cooked this chicken chowmein sooo good my Wife loved it .you're my favorite cooking website .lol
I cooked the Korean sticky wings ahhhhh i could eat 30 of them tast Great.lol
Please can you tell me what vegetarian substitute can you use instead of oyster sauce?
Very tasty and easy to follow recipe! Thank you!
Is there anything you can use instead of Sesame oil?
Is there a recipe for shrimp chow mein on your website?
Have made his recipe twice now for my husband and me and we love it! My hubby stuffs himself and gives me great compliments. We are on a budget so we use angel hair pasta, and regular cabbage sliced thinly. But we add tons of fresh bean sprouts along with the other veggies. It is so healthy and tasty, and will be a favorite regular at our house from now on.
How did you "treat" the chicken with baking soda? Why do you do this? I've never heard of it before…
i really want to try this recipe but i'm highly allergic to all seafood and things that have it in it like Oyster sauce and fish sauce, can i make this recipe with out using Oyster sauce or is there a good alliterative?


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Best Place for Late Night Food – It's 11:30 at night and you're craving good food. What are you gonna do?! Now instead of going to a diner, I go to Sauce. Chef Ben serves his full menu until at least midnight (sometimes 2am) seven nights a week. My favorites are the Tomato Bisque and Crab Wontons, yum. Thanks Ben!
SOCIAL plates- means sharing and more to try! – Even though from the outside, it doesn't look like much, looks can be deceiving.
Forget thinking about the decor because it is not what shines here. What I was excited about with this restaurant was all the little "Social" plates that they had to offer. We had practically the entire menu!
The carpaccio came out on bite sized perfectly seasoned little toasts ready for you to just pick up and bite into. The steak wraps also were wrapped up for you and ready for your eating pleasure, in the cutest little lettuce cups that you could hold in your hand! Also the salads were full size portions, the pear one had a pink dressing that we liked, and though the beet salad was good there wasn't anything about it to make it different than any other beet salad we've had. The shrimp and chili sauce were large shrimps with the yummiest dipping sauce, I almost ate the whole thing myself and forgot to share......tomato bisque came in a HUGE dish considering how heavy the soup was, buy it was yummily flavored and paired well with foccacia bread grilled cheese sandwiches. The only official entree we ordered was the butterfish with a cornmeal topping which was perfect, on top of a bed of mashed cauliflower, then surrounded with a yummy fresh vegetable salad that had squash in it!
If I hadn't been so full I would have tried the bacon wrapped meatloaf and the mac and cheese, both were also calling my name. Along with the dessert menu, everything looked delicious!!!
Cozy place with tasty food and good service – We went on a Sunday night and were pleased to see that they had a discount on wine purchased by the bottle. They also had a 3 course menu at a fair price. Loved the interiors. There's a room in the back with a bar, and a main dining room to the left as you enter. That's where we sat. Good appetizers, I loved my MacNCheese entree...Dessert was just ok..not great. Wine was delicious.
Outstanding comfort food in a warm, casual and friendly atmosphere – I was looking for a soft, casual and comfortable setting to enjoy top notch comfort food and left absolutely satisfied. In particular, the tomato bisque plated with fancy grilled cheese sandwich slices took me back to my childhood like that critique in Ratatouille - simply amazing. Also, the untraditional mac and cheese with fresh pasta melted in my mouth and was supported by just the right amount of cheese. Would not recommend the cheese and ham tater-tots - they sound much better than they are. Finally, while limited in scope, the wine list is spot on for this kind of food and very reasonably priced at ~50% markup over retail versus the 100% we see at most places in the city.
This Hayes Valley bistro serves gussied-up comfort food and high-concept low-brow desserts until 2am. – While it's not a culinary destination, this bistro enjoys the steady patronage of Hayes Valley neighbors and local restaurant industry who like its upscale comfort food, don't mind the decor, and love its late serving hours. The red velvet walls, dark wood bar and unfinished-feeling dining room are going to win any design awards, and spotty but friendly service (partially made up for by a fast kitchen) doesn't match the prices, but people swear by this place for it's bisques (portobello or tomato), it's mac & cheese (parpadelle, asparagus and chicken), and especially it's low-brow, high concept desserts: PB&J ice cream sandwich (Sponge Cake Layered with Homemade Strawberry Preserve and Frangelico Peanut Butter) and cinnamon sugar donuts with vanilla-bourbon dipping sauce.
Great Social Plates but Service slightly challenging – This is our second time here and as per the first time, really good food. Lots of interesting choices and all equally as good. The only issue was we sat in the back of the restaurant and we were the only group for a while and it makes for minimal ambiance. But we had a group of 6 so we managed to entertain ourselves. The other issue was the service. Our waitress was very nice but she always came over right in the middle of a conversation and talked over everyone to ensure she was heard. She did this many time throughout the night and we all found it a bit rude and unnecessary. Also, for 6 of us she recommended 8 social plates and 3-4 entrees which was ludicrous. We ordered 8 social plates amongst a group of big eaters and were more than satisfied. I hate it when wait people tell you to order more than you need just to get you to spend more money. I suggest ordering in groups of 2-4 and stop when you are getting full or else you will spend a lot of money with a lot of food leftover. However, all in all I highly recommend this restaurant and will go back again.
Fast, friendly service in a cozy atmosphere – Smells delicious upon entry, excellent service, extensive wine list, and a paired down, simply delicious comfort food-based menu. Very relaxed and friendly atmosphere juxtaposed by but removed enough from a casual bar scene.
Sauce ain't that saucey – I went there yesterday using Dine About Town and I was not that impressed with the food for the most part. My boyfriend got the meatloaf, but the chef seemed to forget the "loaf" part because it was 100% ground beef wrapped in bacon...extremely dissapointing. I got the salmon which was better but a little overcooked and the balsamic vinegarette was overpowering. I did enjoy the PB&J dessert and the cinnamon doughnuts. The place got extremely loud as the place was filling up, so if you want a quiet dinner, this is not the place. I give it one star for the service (waitress was really nice) and one more star for the desserts.
Amazing comfort food! – The food is definitely "comforting" with its richly cheesy mac/cheese, delicious combination of strawberries and Asian pear in the salad and large sampler tray of desserts(dollar size pancakes, fresh strawberries,
bite size doughnuts,chocolate ice cream.) We may have arrived a bit stressed from the daily grind,
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Alright. I am also a photographer, although I have not moved on to really climbing through the wilderness yet. I'd love to do it, but have not yet. I currently carry a Bersa Thunder380 which is small and lightweight. But I don't trust the gun enough to carry it with a round chambered and to carry it anywhere other than my ankle. So this is not a good option.
I want everyone to take note that this is sort of out of character for me. LOL! I am going to reccomend a Glock.
While I am a complete Sig fanatic, I wouldn't take my Sig out into the woods. It isn't that I don't think it could handle the job, but being a metal gun it is slightly heavier (and I assume, if you are like me, you don't need any more weight with a camera bag in tow while wandering on uneven ground) and is prone to surface rust. The Sig Pro, which is a polymer gun, is a good choice to combat that issue, but I have very little experience with them and therefore I cannot reccomend them and feel good about it.
The Glock is polymer, light weight, and you can get a decent caliber in a smaller size. And you can pretty much torture the every living daylights out of one and it will still be good to you. So if you are a camper, you don't really need to worry too much about the rust issue, although it does still have metal parts you'll need to look after. It will gladly hold up against just about anything you toss its way, such as bumping into trees, falling into mud, etc.
So I say rent a Glock at the local firing range. Research various calibers and see what size Glock you can get in it, then go nuts on the gun rental (if gun rental is an option at your local range). If you like it and buy one, I seriously doubt you will regret your choice.


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Wells Fargo, the biggest U.S. mortgage lender, posted a higher-than-expected 20 percent rise in quarterly profit on Friday as it set aside less money to cover bad loans and earned more from its mortgage business.
The results reflect the strengthening U.S. housing market, which is cutting the bank's expenses for items such as managing foreclosed homes. Income from making home loans rose 9 percent from a year earlier.
Mortgage lending gains may slow in coming quarters, analysts said. Mortgage interest rates have risen in recent months as longer-term bonds have sold off, which will likely cut into future mortgage lending profit.
Wells Fargo Chief Executive John Stumpf said on a conference call that the bank is diversified and has some businesses that perform better when rates rise.
The fourth-biggest U.S. bank by assets said net income applicable to common stockholders rose to $5.27 billion, or 98 cents per share, in the second quarter from $4.40 billion, or 82 cents per share, a year earlier.
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The bank's provision for bad loans fell 64 percent to $652 million.
The rise in U.S. interest rates since early May contributed to a slowdown in mortgage refinancing, which accounted for 54 percent of Wells Fargo's mortgage applications in the second quarter, down from nearly two-thirds in the first quarter.
Overall U.S. demand for refinancing fell 45 percent in the latest quarter, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Wells Fargo made $112 billion of home loans in the quarter, down from $131 billion a year earlier but up from $109 billion in the first quarter.
Income from mortgage lending totaled $2.41 billion.
Wells Fargo had a 22 percent share of the U.S. mortgage market in the first quarter, down from 27.7 percent at the end of the 2012 fourth quarter, according to Inside Mortgage Finance, an industry publication.
Thirty-year mortgage rates rose to 4.58 percent at the end of the second quarter, up 0.82 percentage point from the first quarter.
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Wells Fargo shares were up 2 percent at $42.74 in morning trading. The stock has risen about 20 percent this year, roughly in line with the increase in the KBW index of bank stocks.
The bank's net interest margin, an indicator of how profitable its loans are, fell to 3.46 percent in the second quarter from 3.91 percent a year earlier and 3.48 percent in the first quarter.
Rising interest rates should ease pressure banks have faced on their margins, but that trend will take time to bear fruit. Wells Fargo's total second-quarter revenue rose marginally, to $21.37 billion from $21.29 billion a year earlier. Non-interest expenses fell to $12.25 billion from $12.40 billion.
JPMorgan Chase, the biggest U.S. bank by assets, reported a higher-than-expected 31 percent rise in quarterly profit earlier on Friday. Its trading revenue rebounded and it set aside less to cover bad loans.
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David L. CloughNovember 29,2012
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WILLISTON David Lee Clough, 74, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2012, at The Arbors in Shelburne following a lengthy illness.
Born on Oct. 31, 1938, in Northfield, he was the son of the late Lee Smith Clough and Olive Robie Clough.
David grew up in Northfield and graduated from Northfield High School in 1956.
He served in the Vermont Army National Guard in both active and reserve status, from January 1958 until September 1960.
On Sept. 6, 1959, David married Jean Pratt Kinney, the daughter of Bryce and Eleanor Kinney, of Montpelier, and they had two sons Daniel, born in 1960, and Mark, in 1963.
In 1962, David graduated from the University of Vermont with a bachelors degree in civil engineering.
After briefly working for an engineering firm in upstate New York, serving as a commissioned officer in the public health service, and earning his professional engineering license, he began a long and distinguished career with the state of Vermont Department of Environmental Quality.
In 1967, he and Jean took up residence in Barre to raise their young family. Jean passed away in 1975, but the union formed between the Kinney and Clough families has remained, and forever will be, strong. Eleven years later, David married Elizabeth Betty Arnold, of St. Albans. They lived happily in Williston the remainder of their lives, enjoying frequent travel together to numerous historically significant areas throughout the eastern United States, retiring from work in the late 1990s. Although Betty passed away before David, she brought a sense of peace and fulfillment to his life, and along with her wonderful family, we shall never forget her grace.
As the director of water quality, Davids many years of dedicated and relentless efforts led to significant improvement in the quality of Vermonts many rivers, streams and lakes. He leaves behind a permanent legacy of environmental awareness, enhancing the lives of all those who share his love for the waters of the state.
David was a lifelong sports fan who loved playing golf, as well as snowmobiling, hunting, fishing, and perhaps above all, roaming the forests of his beloved Vermont. Those who knew him best will fondly recall that whenever possible David could always be found on the highest available ground, his eyes focused intently on the horizon, and with his nose to the wind. An avid history buff, he found true delight in delving into topics ranging from the Civil War to the early days of westward American exploration. He was a profoundly thoughtful man, with a keen intellect and a wonderful dry sense of humor.
David is survived by his sons, Daniel Clough and his wife, Cristina, of Cantonment, Fla., and their children, Christiane, Melissa and Michelle; Mark Clough and his wife, Natalie, of Meridian, Idaho, and his son, Bryce; his brother Mark R. Clough and his wife, Phyllis, of Northfield, and their son, Steven; his brother Peter Clough and his wife, Marie, of Northfield, their son, Brian, and daughter, Diane. In addition to his parents, David was preceded in death by his first wife, Jean, in 1975; his second wife, Elizabeth, in 2010; and his sister, Nancy J. Plastridge, in 1994.
Davids entire family would like to thank the staff of The Arbors in Shelburne for the outstanding care he received there during his stay with them.
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THE PARENTS of a four-year-old boy who is in remission from a brain tumour are celebrating after reaching a £30,000 fundraising goal.
Brave Jack Lambert was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer of the brain, medulloblastoma, when he was just 20 months old.
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I have an unlocked iPhone running 1.0.2 and I use iBrckr to transfer files back and forth. I want to know what directory music is kept in on the iPhone because I want to manually put some on it. I don't keep my music in iTunes so I would prefer to manually transfer the music instead of syncing with iTunes.
So again what directory would I put stuff in to play on my iPhone?


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Yes, the side of the outlet has tabs that can be broken out to "split" the receptacle. Several of my rooms are wired so that the top outlet is switched and the bottom not.
I have an outlet that is controlled by two switches in the living room, we have a floor lamp plugged into one terminal on the outlet and the other side we wanted to use for the TV dvd etc etc but dont want it to be turned on and off with the light
is there a way to isolate one terminal on the outlet to stay on on its on with out the light switch ?
Yes, the side of the outlet has tabs that can be broken out to "split" the receptacle. Several of my rooms are wired so that the top outlet is switched and the bottom not.
Oh, I should mention that the box needs to have the necessary conductors to provide continuous power to the other side of the receptacle and if it has not been so provisioned, splitting the receptacle would not work. There are code issues with regard to this as well so it is best to consult a licensed electrician, which I am not.
The assumption is that you can not do as you want.
You will need to count the conductors coming into the box, and trace out the wires,
There are several ways of running the wires and without tracing them and counting conductors cannot give a hard answer to this query
I remember when I wired a 3 way switch in the basement it had an always hot ( red ) can I just tap off there to wire the bottom on the outlet after breaking off the tabs
No, a properly wired 3-way will carry the neutral through and toggle the hot on one or the other carrier. If the neutral is being switched, it is wired wrong.
If it was wired to the switches originally, I supsect there is a good chance that it IS wired for half the outlet to be live all the time. Then someone came along and replaced the receptacle, but forgot to break off the tab. Look at the receptacle....see if there are perhaps both a red and a black wire connected to the side with the brass screws.
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I opened up the outlet today found two wires one on each side a white and a blk so I need to snake in a new feed to run my tv off of
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I am writing a game, sort of like an mmo, but also with econ sim and all items and resources are player generated. I already can create the map, and seed resources, and create various recipes, and I have, and I will have a small demo finished before next year. But there are some big parts of the game I need input on.
One topic I am particularly interested in is the different crafting
skills and their integration.
Now one issues is alchemy and crafting. Potions made by alchemists will have the ability to altar natural resources to make them more useful for various tasks. For instance, certain potions can be used in forging ingots that will later be used in creating weapons and armor. It will give them bonuses to various stats. For instance it would increase their strength, or lower their weight, much like alloys. Certain potions can also be used in the process of crafting an item, say, a sword, to give it a sharper edge. In additions, when enchanting items, one thing you can do is carve words into the weapon to give it affects. Now in general better enchanters can put more power in a word. And better materials can hold more charge. But also, the definition of the characters matters. Usually the metal smith will carve the words in, but you could also use a potion purchased from an alchemist to get a more precise engraving. Because a weapon has a limited amount of this which can be done before damaging its integrity, being more precise means being smaller which means fitting on more magic.
Further, certain professions can affect the total magic capacity of a sword. This is called, aligning the matrix. Potions or magic use in crafting the weapon could arrange its physical characteristics to be more receptive to magic. So a high level alchemist or enchanter could allow you to use a stronger spell on an iron sword than would normally be possible.
A whole bunch of professions in the game have this sort of crafting interaction. These sorts of things benefit capital, like plows or picks or hammers as well as weapons or armor. Magic can affect the power of potions, and vice versa. Magic or potions can cause crops to grow faster, and possibly magic can be used to breed new plants, although this is somewhat iffy.
These sorts of things can allow multiple classes to have better gear in questing, for instance a player with better metal craft can use better metals and forge superior weapons, but if you have lower metal crafting but high level alchemy or magic, you could make equipment of comparable quality.
Additionally various classes would be able to make cosmetic changes to items, like coloring metal or wood, and other such things.
I know many people would consider this to be incredibly complicated to code, but I am pretty sure I know how to do it without spending a lot of time.
What I am more concerned with is the player reaction. I know players love to customize, and lots of min maxers would be excited about all the ways to improve a weapon and that they can play lots of different types of characters without harming their ability to craft or quest or what not. But for casual players, I think it might be confusing to have all these options and also, players willing to spend a lot of time in game could produce vastly superior items.
I really would enjoy a game where this is possible obviously, or I wouldn't be making the game, but what do you guys think about this kind of thing?


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In addition to an outdoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool, Residence Inn by Marriott Philadelphia Willow Grove provides a spa tub and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of audiovisual equipment and a meeting/conference room. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Event facilities measure 544 square feet (49 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and a picnic area. Complimentary parking is available on site.
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Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
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An outdoor pool, a seasonal outdoor pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
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